Columbia U Cracks Down On Rioters
New York AP Columbia University began disciplinary actions against students linked to campus disturbances from April 23 1968. About 25 letters went to Columbia College students outlining charges for participating in demonstrations, with deadlines to appear or face suspension.
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New York
Columbia University
Henry
Coleman
Columbia College
University
Ivy League
Mark Rudd
Maplewood
N.J
Students For A Democratic Society
Joint Committee On
4H Officers Attend County Training Session
Erie County 4H Officers Training met at Asbury Methodist Church Waterford with Harold Ott opening the meeting. Participants led pledges and were divided into workshop groups by role. Leaders included Mrs James Osborne Mrs Merrill Wade Mrs Alda Marshall Miss Mary Anne Markle and Harold Ott. The evening ended with recreation and refreshments featuring local agricultural products.
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Erie County
Asbury Methodist Church
Waterford
Harold Ott
Brian Whiteman
Erie
Alliance
Nan Chapin
McKean
James Osborne
Fairview
Merrill Wade
Corry
Alda Marshall
Mary Anne. Markle
Sennett urges cross state enforcement pact over smuggling
Shafer reports on Pennsylvania New York cooperation push to curb smuggling as budget shortfall prompts attorney general to seek joint enforcement. A Revenue Department review suggests cigarette tax receipts through April 30 run $6.4 million below estimate, with smuggling implicated in part. Local notes include ad and postage details from Corry Journal.
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Sennett
Pennsylvania
New York
Attorney General
Budget Office
Revenue Department
Spock antiwar trial narrows scope on draft legality
Defense argues no criminal intent or conspiracy. Judge Ford limits trial to concrete actions and rejects using the Vietnam War or draft legality as a test of law. Spock, a prominent antiwar figure, faces a case centered on alleged wrongdoing rather than policy.
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Spock
Spock and Four Others Face Draft-Evasion Trial
Dr. Benjamin Spock and four associates go on trial in Boston federal court on charges of conspiring to counsel young men to evade the draft. Defendants include Yale chaplain William Sloane Coffin Jr and Harvard graduate student Michael Ferber. Indictment cites 11 acts as part of a nationwide resistance to Selective Service. The defense argues actions were First Amendment protest. The case stems from turning in draft cards at Arlington Street Church and to the Justice Department.
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Boston
Benjamin Spock
U.S. District Court
Spock
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Yale University
Michael Ferber
Harvard University
Mitchell Goodman
New York
Marcus Raskin
Institute For Political Studies
Washington
U.S. Selective Service System
Arlington Street Church
Pentagon
Leonard Boudin
Unitarian Universalist
U.S. Justice Department
U.S. Aftor
Tosses Paint On City Building Sets It Afire
A can of paint was thrown on the roof of the City Parks Department Service Center in Erie yesterday and ignited. The fire burned out with no loss, spotted by a Lyons Transportation Co employee who alerted the fire department. Three pumper trucks and a ladder truck responded. Fire Chief Ray Metj said the paint burned on the roof before firefighters arrived.
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Erie
City Parks Department Service Center
Lyons Transportation Co
Erie Fire Department
Ray Met
Farmers Survey for Livestock in Corry Area
Corry area farmers are asked to provide information on livestock via a semi annual survey announced by Postmaster Richard Mc Laughlin. Cards will be delivered at random to rural route boxups served by the Corry Post Office for estimates of livestock numbers production and crops.
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Corry
Richard McLaughlin
Post Office
Agriculture Departments
McLaughlin
Burglary at terminal tied to prior cigarette thefts
Cullis reported the door was breached by chiseling a hole and police suspect 496 cases were moved from a trailer. Investigators believe a truck blocked near the rear to haul the goods away. The Jan 1967 theft of a trailer containing $50,000 in merchandise, $30,000 of which were cigarettes, remains unrecovered. Similarities suggest the same culprits. In St Louis, Samuel Linder asks police to monitor a 1:30 pm daily robbery window after a youth thief struck thrice in 10 days, taking $120 at knife point.
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Cullis
ST. Louis
Samuel Linder
West End
Linder
Continue Search For Man Dumped From Raft
Firemen resumed a search along the Youghiogheny River for Harold Irwin 26 of Derry Westmoreland County after a rubber raft overturned in rain swells. More than 100 volunteers and others scanned both riverbanks from Ohiopyle to Connellsville as Irwin and two companions rode rapids Saturday. the companions clung to the raft before escaping to shore.
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Ohiopyle
Youghiogheny River
Connellsville
Harold Irwin
Derry
Westmoreland County
Irwin
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Cleveland
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